[A Lady of Quality by Frances Hodgson Burnett]@TWC D-Link bookA Lady of Quality CHAPTER VI--Relating how Mistress Anne discovered a miniature 21/24
Stay," suddenly; "methinks--" She uprose from her chair and went to the oaken wardrobe, and threw the door of it open wide while she looked within. "There is a gown and tippet or so here, and a hood and some ribands I might do without," she said.
"My woman shall bear them to your chamber, and show you how to set them to rights.
She is a nimble-fingered creature, and a gown of mine would give almost stuff enough to make you two.
Then some days, when I am not going abroad and Mistress Margery frets me too much, I will send for you to sit with me, and you shall listen to the gossip when a visitor drops in to have a dish of tea." Anne would have kissed her feet then, if she had dared to do so.
She blushed red all over, and adored her with a more worshipping gaze than before. "I should not have dared to hope so much," she stammered.
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